The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
THE RECORD
LEAGUE
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK, 90: WASHINGTON. Q.

Twelve weary-looking men wendell their way
down Cortlandt street last evening, carrying
bundles Of various sze Some were long
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fpl, md had great hopes OF defeating the New
them w VI they had the great wizard Shaw to
curve the balls over the plate for them:
b hon he % SGnes 5saay
tors sn we're Sn ent there to see t. The New YorSs
played a remarkably sharp game in the field,
credit it, Ewing WINS played cd a. mastery game. max
ing run, Q put-out, and an assist FOR every
base hit h. made Az fine
ssivine end Of the battery IN Ewing's Old form.
The really great work Of the day was perform m
fact a many oider bali players would proud
S Of @ r @sas Il m 1 he 4S sr
tons. who have made all the best pitchers IN
foP shs% r. the r moi he sent the
first ball over tho plate his nine was beaten.
He was hit by nearly every . man a. who vent to
Washington Holder .mnfied the bali or threw It
wild. and the New Workers. followed each other
sSe Woe the tss vsss IN
tion Of complete Decentralization. Errors ap-
peared to the credit Of the visitors with re.
msde sn than s
base ball error does. For Il y did not let in
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called balls and Wards safe grounder to right
field moved them beth aong Snd al the 6ase
when Roger Conner came to the batI After O
narrow escape on foul he hit o safe grounder
Sns sa0 setns IN
Conner stole second and he and Ward scored
hit shop
throw thu eSe Iet o'Roarke run home and borgaa
reached third. Richardson went out on foul
% t. mn 81 aT4 sST o sas nit csyso Ds
and others lot Brown. Mattimore. Herman, and
Ewing score CAROLS I'm fine lumpinS catch no. Of
York's 60 as you please race around the bases.
re remarkable half inning ended dec hy Farrell
In ali. New York had got in ten clear hits in
Tiernan each made two. and Conner. o Rourke.
and B9Tn snSss
Which let the long Californian make two bases.
Matt esas oDH FL Tn'6 Out at
first base, but It lot Brown go to third base; and
no scored on .Myers's tumble Of Ewing's
Grounder. Wards safe HE to centre field sent
Ewing to third. and Ward stole to second In O
jiffy. Both Of them scored ON Connor's hit to
d W s bo s Ss to sSer
TSen MysR9es Threw aS e out at
only four more runs had been added to the
This sort Of thing was continued by the New
Yorks with more or less success up to- the
eighth inning, when they again made things
lively for the Wizard. Ewing was first at the
bat snd hs sts s VENT gh d M e. hs
three Dagger to the right field fence. Rogers
camel.l like gait didn't get him around quick
enough. and he was touched out at third base
O'Rourke was thrown out at first by Mack.
Paul Hines dropped Dorgan's easy fly and let
him got his base. Richardson's safe drive to
left field sent him te second, and beth 9TH scored
field. Mattlmore's hit to left field sent Brown
in, and Tiernan's three; Dagger to right field
let Mattimore score. Myers mufYed Ewing's
grounder, and TiernRn scored Mack concluded
the inning by throwing Ward out at first
f'Then. the Washington men got in the only
Myoss's hot groandsr and base was Y made;
though tho crowd kicked at the umpires de-
cision. He scored on Donnelly's three-bagger
to the left field, and the latter got home on
O'Rourke's bad throw to third, thus saving a
whitewash and ending one OF the hardest bat
game the. New Yorks batted out 50 base hits
for total Of So bases. Although the game was
vastly one-sidod. much interest was shown by
the spectators, The score: